From the company that brought us the Mustang Cobra.

As the owner of several jeeps over the years, I wouldn’t want one in a Florida summer. Going topless in 90 degree/90% humidity is uncomfortable and the lack of insulation in the hard and soft tops really works the AC.

I have joked that if I am ever wealthy, I would be they guy with a Rolls Royce up on blocks just to aggravate the neighbours. 

You can’t expect government to be smart.

Probably a lot of good deals in CA if you are taking them to another state. Alas, bringing cars into Canada is a bit of a pain in the butt.

Question for you, say a resident of a state that doesn’t need a smog test were to buy something from California that wouldn’t pass without work. Is that kosher, or can the title still not be transferred?

What? I thought the DVD by mail service ended. Crazy.

What we need is a villain with the least villainous pet ever, a black lab. Imagine some guy threatening to launch a doomsday device while patting the head of a drooling lab.

Holy crap. I can’t believe Netflix is that old. Remember when DVD’s would come in the mail and you could keep them as long as you like?

Letting all our secrets out...

Oooooh, everybody loves a gal with claw like nails and huge knockers.

My best dealership experience was test driving a manual Honda Civic and I mentioned how it shifted nice and smooth. The salesdude replied with “That’s the CVT!”. When the test was over, he had to ask me to park the car back in its spot because he couldn’t drive a manual.

Not too bad.

I bet the big automakers could cut advertising budgets by 90% and not lose any effectiveness. They really only need to run ads for new models and then not for a long time. If it’s something unique (in a good way) like the Bronco, hype will be more effective than advertising. On the other side, people will buy any…

I love how this horse gets beat anytime somebody suggests AWD for snow.

Hey buddy, how’s it going?

Has anybody ever made the decision to buy a car based on a Superbowl ad? With the modern internet and whatnot, if you want a car in a certain class, you can find hundreds of comparisons and tests. Way better than buying a Chrysler 200 because Mr. Mathers drove one in a commercial.

Lots of knowledge/skill jobs still require you to be physically present. I have worked in chemical R&D and chemical manufacturing. Neither are remote work friendly.

In command is the perfect term. Especially in 6 inches of fresh snow. You feel invincible.